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TAFE cuts will lead to ‘soaring’ workloads – union
A national survey has found that TAFE teachers are working an additional day per week over and above their paid work, resulting in soaring workloads
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Which students are prime bullying targets?
A global study led by researchers from the University of Queensland have identified the students who are bullied the most
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University boosts training future NDIA workforce
La Trobe is doubling down on efforts to ensure their allied healthcare students are equipped with the right skills and experience
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How COVID-19 affects universities' casual staff
Universities could lose casual teachers due to thousands of students being denied entry into Australia
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International students circumvent travel ban
Some travel agents are using bespoke package deals to help Chinese international students continue their studies in Australia
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Victoria University begins search for new Vice-Chancellor
The retirement of Professor Peter Dawkins has sparked the hunt for a new Vice-Chancellor to lead the University's ambitious transformation agenda
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Mind and body: Universities promoting exercise
Universities are looking into improving their staff and students’ physical activities, and with good reason
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COVID-19 having 'catastrophic' impact on independent providers
One in four providers are seeing students cancel or postpone their studies due to the Novel coronavirus
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Why customer experience could make or break your university
A dissatisfied student can be as damaging as an irate customer, writes Chris Gibbs, Acquia’s General Manager of APAC & Japan
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Universities boost investment in STEM sector
Two universities are helping students engage with STEM and improve their potential career pathways in the sector
